Audio descriptions

Map of locations for audio descriptions of historic wayside signs.

 

Grand Teton National Park installed a series of Historic Wayside signs througout the park in 2011. The map above shows the locations of these signs. For a larger version of the map, click here .

Audio descriptions aid visitors with limited vision to experience Grand Teton National Park. Each audio file includes a description of the view beyond the sign, a description of the sign and the text included on the sign. To listen to these descriptions click on the links below.

 

• 1. Mormon Row

  
  

  Learn about this historic community on the east side of Grand Teton National Park.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 2. Murie Ranch, North

  
  

  Hike 0.5 miles south to the Murie Ranch. Home to Olaus and Mardie Murie.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 2. Murie Ranch, South

  
  

  The Murie families played a pivotal role in the understanding of holistic ecosystems.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

3. Menors Ferry Audio Descriptions

Listen to descriptions of the Menors Ferry homestead, general store, ferry, items in the transportation barn, and Maud Noble cabin. Click Here.

 

• 4. Manges Cabin

  
  

  The Manges cabin was likely the first two-story cabin in the valley. Today, the Grand Teton towers above and horses graze in front.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 5. Bar BC orientation

  
  

  The Bar BC Ranch, second dude ranch in the valley, drew visitors to the banks of the Snake River.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 5. Bar BC corral

  
  

  Dudes staying at the Bar BC Ranch rode horses and held plays during their summer stays.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 6. Lucas-Fabian homestead, Lucas Cabin

  
  

  Geraldine Lucas, a retired school teacher, built this homestead cabin at the base of the Grand Teton.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 6. Lucas-Fabian homstead, Russell Cabin

  
  

  Geraldine Lucas' son, Russell built this cabin at the homestead at the base of the Grand Teton.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

7. Jenny Lake Historic District audio files

Jenny Lake has been the center of visitor activity for the Teton Range since before the park was formed. Learn about some of the past history of this area. Click Here.

 

• 8. Jackson Lake Lodge

  
  

  The Jackson Lake Lodge reflects the change from rustic to modern architecture in the park.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 9. Leek's Lodge

  
  

  Stephen Leek was a hunting guide and elk conservationist. He built a lodge in 1927. All that remains is the chimeney.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 10. AMK Ranch

  
  

  The AMK ranch looks out over Jackson Lake toward the Teton Range. Today this facility serves as a research base in the summer.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 11. American Indians

  
  

  People have visited this valley during summer for more than 11,000 years. American Indians drew on the riches of the land to sustain themselves.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08

 

• 12. Elk Ranch

  
  

  Homesteaders have long ranched cattle in the valley. They found the harsh conditions difficult, and many sold thier land to the Snake River Land Company.

  Date created:

  2012-03-08